Examples of using Dependent predators in English and their translations into French
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Trends and anomalous years in the monitored parameters of dependent(predator) species are identified for each species and site.
Details of the predators dependent on this resource and their requirements.
WG-EMM agreed that this proposal was an important development in improving estimates of the population size of land-based marine predators dependent on krill.
subarea precautionary limit could, in principle, be taken in or near the foraging areas of dependent land-based predators during the breeding season.
whereby a substantial krill fishery consistently operates within the foraging range of krill-dependent predators at a critical time of year(when the predators have dependent offspring), had long been identified as a most serious concern and one where close
unanimously endorsed these conclusions, noting that a situation whereby a substantial krill fishery consistently operates within the foraging range of krill-dependent predators at a critical time of year(when the predators have dependent offspring), had long been identified as a most serious concern
This should limit the impact of the fishery on dependent predators.
Kasatkina(Russia) recalled that in her opinion at present there is no scientific evidence that the fishery affects the resources of krill and dependent predators.
In addition, no functional relationship between krill and its dependent predators had been established.
otherwise unacceptably adverse effects of fishing on dependent predators.
applied protocols that are intended to protect dependent predators in the absence of scientific proof of the level of that dependence.
The Working Group encouraged the submission of information on krill population dynamics and the performance of dependent predators from the Palmer-LTER region to WG-EMM.
This is also important because of the scarcity of information on the possible effects of the fishery on dependent predators.
Ecosystem effects of fishing for finfish fish, dependent predators, fisheries and scientific observation,
Ecosystem effects of fishing for krill krill, dependent predators, the fishery and scientific observation,
Last year the Scientific Committee had agreed unanimously to examine precautionary management procedures relating explicitly to the overlap between the krill fishery and dependent predators.
Furthermore, the Commission had agreed that fishing in years of low krill biomass should not be at levels likely to exacerbate the effects on dependent predators(CCAMLR-XIII, paragraphs 3.9 and 3.10);
fishing might be possible, but insufficient knowledge about the impacts of such fisheries on krill and dependent predators for many areas.
Some members of the Scientific Committee commented that the development of models of functional relationships between krill dependent predators and the fishery should run in parallel to field research.
the fishery and dependent predators, following the framework developed by the Joint Meeting of WGCEMP